Starmer questions Raab over coronavirus testing in first PMQs outing as leader

The transcript covers a parliamentary session where Keir Starmer addresses the House, acknowledging the efforts of frontline workers and expressing best wishes to those affected by COVID-19. He emphasizes the need for constructive opposition, supporting the government when appropriate but also challenging it on issues like testing. Starmer highlights the slow progress in testing compared to other countries and questions the government's ability to meet its target of 100,000 tests per day. The First Secretary responds by outlining the government's efforts to increase testing capacity and the role of commercial partners. Starmer raises concerns about the underutilization of available tests and the urgent need for testing among care workers.

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